The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The w G. Hall sails at 10 o'clock this
morning
Mr.. Justice Preston presldes atchambers
during this week
His Majesty lunched on board the Van
dalia yesterday.
Adjourned Independent mass meeting
next Friday night.
The Waimea, Kauai, mill, has finished
| grinding foI the season
| So there is to be no opposition to the
Reform ticket at Waimea, Kauai
Mr.. ]. S. Webb has started on his own
account as an accountant and agent.
! The Kinau sails at o'clock, and the
Likelike at clock, this afternoon.
Walk in, gentlemen and buy some of
my Havana cigors, says Mr.. c. o. Berger.
The New Constitution March,, CONF
posed by Mr.. Michiels, was played by the
band last evening.
H. B. NJ. S. Cormorant left Esquimault
August 18th for Honolulu. She is a sister
ship to the Wild Swan.
| The schooner Waimalu arrived last
evening from LaysOn Island, whittier she
went for a load of guanO.
McDermott, the crack shot of the Con-
quest, made seven bull 's-eyes in succession
at 500 yards on Saturday.
Really, Mr.. Berger, why did you want
to play the Southern Breeze" last night
when We had had it all day?
The jubilee proclamation of Queen Vic
toria pardoning all deserters does not ex-
tend to deserters from the Royal Navy. =
Clarence Macfarlane and E. F. Bishop
did some niger acts at Keaiia, Kauai, last
Friday, which fairly brought down the
house.
At 10 O'Clock this morning Mr.. James f.
Morgan will sell the household furniture at
the residence of F. H Harrison, Nuuanu
street.
The Woman's Church Aid Society Will
meet on Thursday afternoon in ST. An
d.ew's Sunday-school room at half-past 2
o'clock.
A new cabinet organ arrived on the bark
st. Lucie from New York for the Sunday
school of the second congregation of st.
Andrews Cathedral. ~
Mr.. John A. Moore, Principal of the
Wailuku Union School, has left that posi-
ton and taken the principalship of Lahai-
naluna Seminary.
On Thursday, August 25th, David Ka-
haulelio, son of the Police Justice at La
haina, was married to Miss Annie Haiku
by the Rev. A. Pail.
Alvan Clark, who had worldwide repu-
tation as practical astronomer and man
ufacturer of telescopes, died at Cambridge |
port, Mass, August 10th, aged eighty
three years. ~
His Excellency John o. Dominis, Gov I
ernor of Oahu, and the Hon. a. s.. CIeg- /
horn, attended by Major J. D. Holt, invent |
on board the U. S. S. Vandafia yesterday. |
and were received with the usual honors. |
H. R. H. Princess Liiuokalani, H. R.
H. Kaiulani, Hon. a. S. Cleghorn and Col. /
the Hon. C. P. Iaukea, H. Ms Chamber F
lain, breakfeasted with Their Majesties the |
King and Queen at Iolani Palace yesterday /
morning. ~
The Hama Plantation was sold by Mr..
James f. Morgan yesterday to Messrs. NJ.
S. Grinbaum & Co. for SOB, 900. The Cool
edge property on Nuuanu street was
knocked down to Mr.. J. T. Warehouse
for 81, 800. ~
Mrs Emma Metcalf Beckley, curator at
the Government Museum, was married
last Friday night to Moses Nakuina,
youth about 20 years of age, employed as
messenger for the Supreme Court. Ma
kuina was formerly in Mrs. Beckley's en-
ploy.
For fifty cents you can obtain at any
of the bookstores copy of "Godfrey's
Ready Reference and Directory" 1t gives
the names. occupations, ETC., of over 1000
voters for Mobiles, and will be very useful
for reference on the day of election and
afterwards
The San Francisco "Alta" of August
oath says: T. R. Foster, the well-known
shipping man of Honolulu, and who en-
Joys the reputation of possessing the third
largest fortune of any resident of the
Islands, returned with his wife yesterday
from a months visit to Lake Tahoe, and
is at the Occidental. n
At the celebration of Colonel Z. s. Spald-
ing's jubilee birthday, held at Kealia last
Friday, he was presented with gold hunt
ing and stop watch by the officers of the
Makee Sugar Company. On it was en-
graved the following inscription: Pre-
sented to Colonel Y. s. Spalding on his
ffteth birthday by the officers of the Ma
kee Sugar Company"
Daniel Burke filed libel in the United
States District Court, San Francisco, Aug
ust 10Th, against the American bark Cal
BARREN to recover $50 for injuries alleged to
have been sustained by libellant on Aug
ust 7th while engaged on board said yes
sci unloading bricks at Honolulu, box OF
bricks having struck him ON the head.
A misunderstanding exists between the
owners of the Tahiti packets and the
United States Government about the car
rying of the mail to and from the Society
Islands, and in the future the mail will go